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An alpha particle and a proton have the same velocity when they enter a uniform magnetic field. What will be the period of revolution of the alpha particle?
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Answered by shashankpaib
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time period of charged particle is given by,  T=\frac{2\pi m}{qB}

where m is mass of charged particle, q is charge and B is magnetic field in which enters the charged particle.

charge on proton, q_p = 1e

charge on alpha particle, q_{\alpha} = 2e

[ here e indicates 1.6 × 10^-19C [/tex]

mass of proton,  = 1/4 × mass of alpha particle,

so, \frac{\textbf{time period of proton}}{\textbf{time period of alpha particle}}=\frac{m_pq_{\alpha}}{m_{\alpha}q_p}

= \frac{m_p}{4m_p}\times\frac{2q_p}{q_p}

= 1/4 × 2 = 1/2

hence, time period of alpha particle = 2 × time period of proton.

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